' * nds o! $Ir. John Bovtghanon at St. Mary's Church on Fourth Street to witness their marriage. The ceremony was performed by Rev. F. Hunt. The groom is an engineer on the Missouri; Kahsafe and Texas Jtail-road. The contracting parties were attended by Mr. John Milnern, of Sedalia. Mo., a conductor on the above road, ana Miss Rose Higgins, of Cincinnati, O. Immediately after the-ceremony the happy pair were conveyed to the residence of Patrick Dobel, on Second Street, where Mr. and Mrs. Boughan received the congratulations of a number of their immediate friends. A sumptuous repast was served to a large company, and at 8:30 P. M., they took the west bound train for Sedalia, Mo., where they make their home. The bride was the recipient of a large number of handsome and valuable presents, partial list of which we appeiid: Transfer of real estate, John Maloney, father of the bride, $500; Cash, from her mother, $500; Gofcd Coins, Mrs. Patrick Dobel, $50; A Beautiful Clock, John Mil-hem, of Sedalia* Mo; Silver Water Pitcher, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frederick, of Cincinnati, O.; Silver Castor, Mrs. My era. ,ot Aurora;.Silver.,- Butter ,'£ish, -Mr£ ima Mrs. John Maloney, Aun»mfSilVer Butter Knife, Miss Rose Higgins, Cincinnati, O.; Silver Butter Knife Mr. L. Hollenback, Aurora; Set Silver Table Spoons, Miss Mary A. Dobel, Aurora; Set Silver Tea Spoons, Lucy C Dobel, Aurora; Set Silver Forks, Loney J. Dobel, Aurora; Set Silver Knives, Frank and Harry Dobel, Aurora; Fluting Machine Mrs. Mary McGraw, Aurora; Napkins, Mrs. George Mullen, Aurora; Table Linen, Mrs. J. Gibben, Seymour, Ind; Fancy Ornament, Mrs. Mary Miller, Cincinnati, O.; Glass Globe, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yeager, Cincinnati, O.; Mustard Castor, Miss Annie Maloney, Aurora,; Table Cover, Mrs. A. Rowland, Handsome Bed Spread, • Mrs. Dean, Beautiful Toilet Set, Mr. John Greeley, Table Linen and Towels, Peter Reagen, Cincinnati; Bronze Cigar Case, Mrs. SarahGreelev, Aurora;Malony assembled last